Freestone County, Texas, incorporates six cities. Property records in Freestone County, TX, contain files detailing ownership, descriptions, values, and liens for real estate parcels and buildings. They are necessary for selling, buying, or borrowing against property and calculating taxes.

Freestone County property records list an average home value reaching $142,116, paired with a median rent fixed at $845. Alongside, the data details a median household income of $51,180 and a median property tax rate of 1.02%.

In Freestone County, TX, property records are maintained exclusively by the County Clerk's office. This office manages various property records, including deeds, liens, mortgages, and related documents. The records are scanned daily and are available for viewing in image format.

To access property records, individuals can visit the County Clerk's office at 103 E Main St., Fairfield, TX 75840. Requests can also be submitted through traditional methods, either by mail to P.O. Box 1010 or by fax at 903-389-6956.

For added convenience, the public can remotely access records through the Official Records Search platform, which contains records from 1960 onwards. The County Clerk's office also provides the Kofile Quicklinks for indices from 1851 through 1975.

These online databases allow users to search and retrieve records using criteria such as instrument number, name, date range, record type, book and page reference, and legal description.

Fees for obtaining copies of recorded property documents in Freestone County vary based on the type of copy requested and the retrieval method. Standard copies of most documents obtained from the office typically cost $1 per page, while certified copies incur an additional fee of $5 per document. For detailed information and specific inquiries, contact the County Clerk's office at 903-389-2635.

If the records in Freestone County require zoning verification, contact the planning and zoning officials of the city where the property is located. These city offices keep records on zoning designations and can provide written verification of the zoning for any property within their jurisdiction.